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Meanings of tricolour in English
Flag with three bands of different colours.
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Usage of tricolour in English
1
The tricolour flag waves over the Buttes-Montmartre and the Northern Railway station.
2
Ferrol picked up the tricolour and handed it to the Regimental Surgeon.
3
It was the Emperor's soft flat beaver with the little tricolour cockade.
4
Then a little later tricolour rockets, red, white and green, went up.
5
French symbols such as the tricolour flag and national anthem will be promoted.
6
The lugger ran up the tricolour and fired a round-shot at the brig.
7
A far greater prize fell to the tricolour at the close of 1893.
8
Defiant waving of the tricolour by young men with tight haircuts.
9
It's a lifestyle decision to wave the tricolour or recite odes to 1916.
10
But he remembers standing on the podium wearing the tricolour very well indeed.
11
Accompanying the tricolour was a banner calling for the release of Roisin McAliskey.
12
She was flying her tricolour out there within sight of my pavilion windows.
13
Then I spied the Irish tricolour in the sea of half a million people.
14
Issue them with large blow-up plastic tricolour-coloured hammers and you'd have instant football supporters.
15
A new flag, le drapeau étoilé, floated along with the tricolour in the square.
16
Her coffin was draped with the French tricolour and flanked by a military guard.
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Translations for tricolour
Russian
Portuguese
Spanish
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Tricolour through the time
Tricolour across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Rare